intocmirea documentatiei

English translation: drawing up the techno-economic documentation

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Romanian term or phrase:intocmirea documentatiei
English translation:drawing up the techno-economic documentation
Entered by: Dorli Dinescu

17:42 Dec 7, 2018
Romanian to English translations [PRO]
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Romanian term or phrase: intocmirea documentatiei
Competente profesionale certificatein calificarea profesionala TEHNICIAN PENTRU CONSTRUCTII SI LUCRARI PUBLICE.
Intocmirea documentatiei tehno-economice in construcctii si instalatii.

Professional skills certified in professional qualification PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION TECHICIAN

DRAFTING TECHNO ECONOMIC DOCUMENTATION IN CONSTRUCTIONS AND INSTALLATIONS?

Este o insiruire de competente profesionale.
Dorli Dinescu
Local time: 20:43
drawing up the techno-economic documentation
Explanation:
Nu sunt multe de explicat
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Iulian Muresan
Romania
Local time: 20:43
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4drawing up the techno-economic documentation
Iulian Muresan


  

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drawing up the techno-economic documentation


Explanation:
Nu sunt multe de explicat

Iulian Muresan
Romania
Local time: 20:43
Native speaker of: Native in RomanianRomanian
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Asker: @ Laura Barnett, what is the correct answer, then?


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agree  Laura Diaconu: sau technical and economic documents
3 mins

disagree  Lara Barnett: We do not say "drawing up documentation" This is a very outdated term in English.// "Intocmi" is still used more often than "drawing up", which is not used for text at all in English. By the way, we cannot say"elaborate" here.
2 days 21 hrs
  -> A întocmi is not exactly your newest and fanciest term for ”to draft” or ”to elaborate”. I think it's a good match.
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